Australia’s 'war' between Airbnb and apartment owners will worsen unless the NSW government takes decisive action to regulate the short-term letting industry, according to Paul Morton, managing director of Lannock Strata Finance.
Carnival Australia needs a new public relations company and has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for public relations services across its multiple cruise brands.
New Zealand has launched a five-year multiple-entry visa for Chinese citizens. Complementing the news, UnionPay International says the official web site of Immigration New Zealand now accepts UnionPay credit and debit cards (card number starting with 62) issued world wide, offering secure and convenient payment services to tourists visiting New Zealand who apply for visas on line.
Rakesh Narayanan (right) has been named vice president of Supplier Commerce Asia Pacific for Sabre Travel Network, responsible for overseeing Sabre’s Asia Pacific airline customer relationships in the region.
He most recently held the position of regional director for Sabre Airline Solutions in South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent with responsibility for sales and account management. Prior to this he held various global management, business development and consulting positions.
Air New Zealand's new Airbus A320neos and A321neos - due for delivery from 2018 - will feature wider seats than those on the airline’s current narrowbody fleet.
Global travel tech firm Amadeus has partnered with two travel technology firms to bring coach bookings to travel agencies.
USA-based plane maker Boeing is selling jets worth at least US$3 billion list to Iran's Aseman Airlines.
European plane maker Airbus is to offer airline customers another configuration option that could take the jet's passenger capacity from 497 to 575 in four classes.
Cobalt Aerospace is marketing its wireless mobile phone charging solution to airlines, saying the units are small and light enough to be built into tray tables and arm rests in the cabin.
After launching a daily service between its base in Dubai and Bali in 2015, Emirates is to introduce a second daily service on July 2 via Dili in East Timor, using B777-300ER equipment.
The number of international business events attracted to Australia by convention bureaux is increasing, but there is scope to strengthen market share, according to the latest industry analysis by the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) in its Business Events Forward Calendar.
Virgin Australia has reintroduced direct services from Melbourne to Los Angeles, USA after axeing the service three years ago.
Latin America’s Latam Air is using Airbus A350XWB equipment daily on the Sao Paulo-Paris Charles de Gaulle run, making it the third Latam European destination served by the jet after Madrid and Milan.
Australia’s 'war' between Airbnb and apartment owners will worsen unless the NSW government takes decisive action to regulate the short-term letting industry, according to Paul Morton, managing director of Lannock Strata Finance.
Carnival Australia needs a new public relations company and has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for public relations services across its multiple cruise brands.
New Zealand has launched a five-year multiple-entry visa for Chinese citizens. Complementing the news, UnionPay International says the official web site of Immigration New Zealand now accepts UnionPay credit and debit cards (card number starting with 62) issued world wide, offering secure and convenient payment services to tourists visiting New Zealand who apply for visas on line.
Rakesh Narayanan (right) has been named vice president of Supplier Commerce Asia Pacific for Sabre Travel Network, responsible for overseeing Sabre’s Asia Pacific airline customer relationships in the region.
He most recently held the position of regional director for Sabre Airline Solutions in South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent with responsibility for sales and account management. Prior to this he held various global management, business development and consulting positions.
Air New Zealand's new Airbus A320neos and A321neos - due for delivery from 2018 - will feature wider seats than those on the airline’s current narrowbody fleet.
Global travel tech firm Amadeus has partnered with two travel technology firms to bring coach bookings to travel agencies.
USA-based plane maker Boeing is selling jets worth at least US$3 billion list to Iran's Aseman Airlines.
European plane maker Airbus is to offer airline customers another configuration option that could take the jet's passenger capacity from 497 to 575 in four classes.
Cobalt Aerospace is marketing its wireless mobile phone charging solution to airlines, saying the units are small and light enough to be built into tray tables and arm rests in the cabin.
After launching a daily service between its base in Dubai and Bali in 2015, Emirates is to introduce a second daily service on July 2 via Dili in East Timor, using B777-300ER equipment.
The number of international business events attracted to Australia by convention bureaux is increasing, but there is scope to strengthen market share, according to the latest industry analysis by the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) in its Business Events Forward Calendar.
Virgin Australia has reintroduced direct services from Melbourne to Los Angeles, USA after axeing the service three years ago.
Latin America’s Latam Air is using Airbus A350XWB equipment daily on the Sao Paulo-Paris Charles de Gaulle run, making it the third Latam European destination served by the jet after Madrid and Milan.
